- Length
- 138 km
- Start
- Parliament House (loop)
- Finish
- Parliament House (loop)
- Region
- Canberra
- Surface
- Mixed: sealed cycle path, gravel management trail and single track
- Difficulty
- Mainly Green (Easy); Northern section (Little Mulligans Flat to Hall) and Southern section (Kambah Pool to Pine Island) rated Blue (Intermediate)
E-bike rules on this trail
ACT Parks says the trail is suitable for electric mountain bikes, mountain bikes and gravel bikes. Shared-use trail: keep left and respect other users.
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Highlights
- Seven sections via Watson, Northern Border Campsite, Hall Village, Black Mountain, Stromlo Forest Park and Pine Island
- Ngunnawal cultural sites and the 1910 northern border survey marker
- National Arboretum Canberra and city views
Before you go
- Carry your own drinking water and take rubbish with you; no bins provided
- Car parking and public toilets near trailheads; campsites at Exhibition Park sa Canberra and Northern Border Campground
- Some short management-trail sections are steep and may require dismounting
- Mobile reception can be unreliable; some areas (incl. Northern Link, Hall to Forde) close on total fire ban days
- ACT Government suggests riding it over about three days; ACT Parks page body says 138 km while other ACT pages cite 145 km
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Can you ride an e-bike on the Canberra Centenary Trail?
ACT Parks says the trail is suitable for electric mountain bikes, mountain bikes and gravel bikes. Shared-use trail: keep left and respect other users.
How long is the Canberra Centenary Trail?
138 km, from Parliament House (loop) to Parliament House (loop).
What is the surface like on the Canberra Centenary Trail?
Mixed: sealed cycle path, gravel management trail and single track
Mga source
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